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The White House threw its weight behind a DOL proposal to make it harder for brokers to push higher-fee mutual funds or other expensive products on people saving for life after work.

A new memo written by a high-powered New York law firm outlines purported roadblocks the DOL's rule would pose to Americans ability to retire.

According to the DOL, the defendants diverted death benefit funds to buy real estate in South Carolina and the Caribbean.

Wall Street picks up an ally in Congress, one with apparently no reservations about delaying a process that's been under way for years.

Gen X and Y investors say they are most likely to roll over assets in the near future, in part because theyll be changing jobs.

The chamber lobbies against the creation of "a rigid one-size-fits-all regulatory approach that will make it harder to serve current investors, particularly in smaller accounts.

The ERISA Advisory Council laments about the murkiness in the rules surrounding the outsourcing of retirement plan benefits.

A battle royale is brewing in Washington, where lawmakers say they want to empower those who want to save for their retirement, not making it more difficult.